Basel Biometric Society

BBS Spring Seminar Synthetic controls – what do we need and how far can we go? May 10, 2019

Final Announcement BBS Spring Seminar Synthetic controls – what do we need and how far can we go?

The seminar takes place on May 10, 2019 from 9:00-16:30
Venue: Roche Auditorium, Viaduktstrasse, Basel

The seminar is free of charge. For organizational reasons please register by sending an email in advance to fred.sorenson@xcenda.com
Registration will close by Friday, April 26, 2019

Tom Brookland, RWD/RWE Global Regulatory Overview
Kaspar Rufibach and Hans Ulrich Burger, External controls in drug development
Somnath Sarkar, Considerations for Developing External Control Arm from Real-World Data
Laurence Colin and Yue Li, Making better use of early phase safety data
Cornelia Dunger-Baldauf, For the sake of the patient – reducing placebo exposure by using historical controls
Gonzalo Duran-Pacheco, Electronic Health Records used to derive Control Arms for Single-Arm oncology trials: Proof of concept using RCT’s in lung cancer
Chris Harbron, A Decision Making Framework For Utilising External Control Arms
Meinhard Kieser, Synthetic controls – what do we need and how far can we go? Rejoinder
Norbert Benda, Synthetic controls – what do we need and how far can we go? Rejoinder
Kit Roes, Synthetic controls – what do we need and how far can we go? Rejoinder
Jan Müller-Berghaus, Synthetic controls – what do we need and how far can we go? Rejoinder
(no slide deck available)
Anja Schiel, Synthetic controls – what do we need and how far can we go? Rejoinder
(no slide deck available)